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XII 81 1960 - Statistisk sentralbyrå

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English summary<br />

Since 1927 the Central Bureau of Statistics has collected information for<br />

each year on quantity and value of commodities produced and consumption of<br />

raw materials and fuel in mining, quarrying and manufacturing industries. In<br />

addition data are collected on employment, wages and salaries, hours worked by<br />

wage earners, value of fixed capital and stocks. For <strong>1960</strong> information has not<br />

been collected on the insurable value of buildings, plant and machinery, capacity<br />

of power equipment and sex of wage earners (the latter also relating to wages<br />

paid and hours worked).<br />

The statutory basis for the collection is the Statistics Act of April 25, 1905.<br />

For most industry groups the statistics relate to establishments with average<br />

employment of 6 or more. For a few groups the minimum average employment<br />

used is 3, and for coal- and metal mining, manufacture of dairy products (except<br />

ice-cream) and gas supply all establishments are covered. In addition information<br />

on the main characteristics is obtained from a sample of small establishments in<br />

all groups.<br />

As for previous years information is not collected for Publishing. From <strong>1960</strong>,<br />

however, the subgroup Other processing of fish has been included.<br />

The Norwegian Standard Industrial Classification conforms very closely with<br />

the International Standard Industrial Classificaiton (ISIC). The cases where the<br />

Norwegian Standard differs from the ISIC have been marked with an asterisk(*)<br />

in the tables.<br />

The value of gross output is given at market prices, i.e. including indirect<br />

taxes and excluding subsidies. The same principle applies to raw materiels, fuel,<br />

etc. However, information is also collected on indirect taxes and subsidies for these<br />

items. Stocks are reported at market prices at the end of the year.

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